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Conjoin

usgb/kənˈdʒɔɪn/Volume
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Physical Union

Use 'conjoin' when referring to the physical merging of two entities into one.

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The builders conjoined the two buildings to create a larger space.
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Figurative Joining

Beyond physical merging, 'conjoin' can also describe combining abstract concepts.

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Their shared goals conjoined their fates in the project's success.
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Unity Emphasis

'Conjoin' emphasizes unity and often implies a stronger bond than 'join'.

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The treaty conjoined the two nations in their defense efforts.
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